For devices to communicate with the server, specific network setups are required. The server must have a so that devices can locate it consistently. The biometric terminals require an internet connection (via TCP/IP or GPRS) to push data to the server. Once configured, the system supports Push Data mode, where devices send logs to the server instantly as soon as the data is captured.
Enter the assigned IP address, device serial number, and communication port (Default is 4370 ). Essential Configuration Workflows
Windows Server 2012/2016/2019/2022 or Windows 10/11 (Pro or Enterprise editions).
Minimum 8 GB (16 GB or higher recommended for large enterprises). essl etimetracklite server
The device will now proactively "push" records to the server, removing the need to configure remote routers. 6. Automating Data Collection via Windows Services
Inside the eTimeTrackLite Server software, navigate to . Click Add New Device .
If you are planning to deploy or expand your eSSL environment, let me know: For devices to communicate with the server, specific
Relying on an employee to manually press "Download Logs" daily poses data risks. To automate this process, activate the eTimeTrackLite background engine:
eSSL offers a for eTimeTrackLite 12.0+. This is a one-time investment that unlocks full feature access including shift scheduling, leave tracking, and real-time reports without recurring fees. The license supports major eSSL devices and works with both desktop/local PC setups and networked web configurations.
Setting up eSSL eTimeTrackLite Server involves configuring the web server, setting up the database, and installing the application. Step 1: Enable IIS (Internet Information Services) Once configured, the system supports Push Data mode,
Set the Subnet Mask (typically 255.255.255.0 ) and Default Gateway. Step 2: Register the Device in eTimeTrackLite
Before initiating installation, ensure your host server meets the minimum hardware and software prerequisites. Hardware Prerequisites